Sentence examples for much reduced number from inspiring English sources

In supporting this, studies have shown that: (i) other NSAIDs that, similar to aspirin, inhibit COX activity, also reduce cancer risk, (ii) COX-2 is overexpressed in many tumors, and (iii) Ptgs2 (Cox-2 -null Cox-2 -nulluCox-2 -nullnumice of precancerous colon polyps.

The domestic machine will have a much reduced number of washing cycles, such as normal, heavy and delicate.

Mr. Gates predicted that a much reduced number of soldiers — scores rather than thousands — would still be kept on after their enlistments were over.

Since the target substructure for updating consists of a much reduced number of components and the identification problem is more efficient.

Mr Netanyahu's right-wing Likud-Beitenu bloc emerged as the largest grouping in parliament, but with a much reduced number of seats in parliament.

Seminiferous tubules of old Hdac6 overexpression males (19 21 month-old) were enriched with various germ cell types, while the age-matched WT controls showed much reduced number of germ cells in some seminiferous tubules (Fig. 1E).

The presence of Paxillus involutus is related to much reduced numbers of bacteria associated with the roots of Pinus sylvestris.

Secondly, many diseases have influence on the role of EPC number, such as diabetes[10], [11], smoking[12], rheumatoid arthritis[13] or chronic renal failure[14], among them much reduced EPC number have been reported.

Although much reduced in number, Protestantism persisted in France.

The demonstrators, though much reduced in number, remain defiant, despite tough rhetoric from Chinese officials and media in Beijing.

Serotonin cells are much reduced in number in r4, but some cells are nevertheless clearly present.